Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Dangerous Goods) Regulation 2018
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Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Dangerous Goods) Regulation 2018
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Within 21 days after transferring possession or otherwise disposing of a licensed vehicle (the disposed vehicle ), the person who holds the dangerous goods vehicle licence for the vehicle must notify the chief executive of the disposal. Maximum penalty—7 1 / 2 penalty units. Within 21 days after transferring possession or otherwise disposing of the disposed vehicle, the person who holds the dangerous goods vehicle licence for the vehicle must— destroy the licence; and if asked by the chief executive, provide to the chief executive sufficient evidence to show the licence has been destroyed. Maximum penalty—6 1 / 2 penalty units. If the dangerous goods vehicle licence for the disposed vehicle relates to another vehicle, on receipt of notification of disposal of the disposed vehicle under subsection (1) , the chief executive must— amend the record of the licence in the register kept under section 225 (2) by omitting the reference to the disposed vehicle; and issue an amended licence that does not include a reference to the disposed vehicle to the holder of the licence. In this section— licensed vehicle means a vehicle for which a dangerous goods vehicle licence is in force. (sec.213-ssec.1) Within 21 days after transferring possession or otherwise disposing of a licensed vehicle (the disposed vehicle ), the person who holds the dangerous goods vehicle licence for the vehicle must notify the chief executive of the disposal. Maximum penalty—7 1 / 2 penalty units. (sec.213-ssec.2) Within 21 days after transferring possession or otherwise disposing of the disposed vehicle, the person who holds the dangerous goods vehicle licence for the vehicle must— destroy the licence; and if asked by the chief executive, provide to the chief executive sufficient evidence to show the licence has been destroyed. Maximum penalty—6 1 / 2 penalty units. (sec.213-ssec.3) If the dangerous goods vehicle licence for the disposed vehicle relates to another vehicle, on receipt of notification of disposal of the disposed vehicle under subsection (1) , the chief executive must— amend the record of the licence in the register kept under section 225 (2) by omitting the reference to the disposed vehicle; and issue an amended licence that does not include a reference to the disposed vehicle to the holder of the licence. (sec.213-ssec.4) In this section— licensed vehicle means a vehicle for which a dangerous goods vehicle licence is in force.